The father of the teen suspected in the Georgia school shooting has been arrested, the Georgia bureau of investigation has said.

Colin Gray, 54, was arrested by the bureau in connection to the shooting at Apalachee high school. Colin is the father of Colt Gray, the 14-year-old who is suspected of fatally shooting two students and two teachers with an assault-style rifle at the high school on Wednesday.

He is charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second degree murder and eight counts of cruelty to children, the Georgia bureau said.

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      I clarified the relevance. The point is the weapons that are being used to do these things are common, and basic. They aren’t special weapons of war, which are more regulated, more rare.

      You just missed the critical thinking.

      Ar 15s are common. Fully automatic assault rifles are far less so.

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        how fast the human killing device works, or its specific classification is irrelevant to the epidemic of human killing devices in the united states.

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          Absolutely untrue.

          The point, is that the most common device to do this with is ubiquitous and easy to access.

          Properly defining it, and clarifying what is being used is important to coherently discussing the issue.

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            only if you have an agenda to make some human killing devices ok and others not ok. i dont believe in such differentiation.

            they should all be heavily regulated from your garden pshooter to any single shot hunting device to full on human killing weapons regardless of automatic status.

            …but only if we want to be serious about the epidemic of the constant human deaths causes by all these devices, which is clearly almost none of us.

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              When you discuss the topic of regulation you have to address availability. Ignoring the difference in availability during your discussion highlights lack of attention for the challenge.

              Calling all rifles automatic assault weapons is like saying you flew Denver to Newark on the space shuttle. It simply doesn’t make sense, and devalues the important points